I think either our game will go one of two ways. Either we’ll rally around the Franks injury and come out looking like we did in the fourth quarter against Kentucky and bury Tennessee early, or we come out making mistakes and playing down to our competition. If the come out hot, we’ll be running away with it at halftime. If we screw around, anything is possible.

We all joke that this Tennessee team is “worse than Georgia State,” but that’s not true. Tennessee played down to their competition big-time that day, and they’ve slowly improved since. You can be darn sure that the boys clad in puke orange will come to play. The best thing we can do is destroy their hopes early. The last thing we want to do is let them hang around against a team that is clearly better than them. Just ask Gus Malzahn about what happened when his team got lazy in a nooner against Tennessee last year.